Deciding to replace your glasses with something that is much of an invisible asset straight out of a Bond Film is one thing and choosing the right one is quite another. For, in the latter case you have to pick the right one from a great number of available contact lenses. You have the choice because each one of these is not fit for everyone. Therefore, you have to pick the one that suits your needs and soothes your eyes. After all, the world is only as beautiful as you can see it. Right? To make things easier for you, here are a few varieties of lenses that you may choose from:

Disposable lenses These are a great news because with them comes the freedom to discard them at will. Besides of course you don't need to take too much of care, for the moment you feel that it's not working to your satisfaction you are free to pick another pair. Among the disposables too there is a great variety depending upon how long you want to carry on with one pair.

Daily disposable ones are those that are made to last once and are to be thrown away after single use. The adavantage is that you don't need to worry about cleaning and disinfecting and buying those disintecting solutions and then taking all the care that these disinfectants do not get infected themselves.

In other words, these are hassle free contacts. You wear a fresh pair every time which transalates into clearer vision. They can well be born everyday, but are equally suitable to those who are quite comfortable with their spectacles but like wearing contacts occasionally when the circumstance call for it.

Then, there is the monthly disposable variety. With these, you have to follow the same old routine of wearing through the day, taking them out carefully in the evening, cleaning and disinfeting. Of course, you get a new pair eventually but that happens once in a month. Annual disposable lenses are much the same as the monthly ones, just that they carry on for a year.

Sports lenses are a relatively new variety meant for those who play rigorous outdoor games ranging from football and cricket to swimming and climbing. They give one freedom from the never-ending spectacles-worry which all the bespectacled are so very familiar with. They add to the players confidence which makes him or her perform at his or her best. They are daily contacts and are meant to be used just once. They are specially designed for the sportsmen though they are much similar to the single-use contacts

Everyone knows what a problem it can be to have a failed attempt at a hair cut. Perhaps you were going for a certain style but it just did not quite achieve the look you had been hoping for. Perhaps you succeeded in getting the right look, only to find out that the look you wanted did not actually look particularly good on you. Maybe your look was successful at first, but your hair decided to rebel against you and your hairstyle went awry.

In any case, a bad hair cut has the potential to cause any number of problems in your social and professional life. With a Sedu hair cut, you are certainly starting out with an advantage over many other people, but it is by no means a guarantee that your intended style will be what you end up with. For that reason, it is important to keep in mind a few basic keys to a successful Sedu hair cut.

First and foremost, you should remember that a Sedu hair cut will be highly interactive with your face. This may sound kind of bizarre, but it is most certainly the truth. When working with curlier hair, you can rely on the fullness and body of the hair to achieve a good look. However, when your hair is straight, it brings much more focus to framing the shape of your face. This means that you may want to experiment a bit with different ways of styling your hair to compliment the shape and features of your face. While this can be somewhat difficult to get the hang of at first, it is very much worth the effort in the end, as you will end up with a hair cut that really features your face.

This means that you may have to spend some time developing your ideal Sedu hair cut. For instance, you might want to start out with a few different varieties of fairly long hairstyles and see how they look on you. Then, if you do not think that look is quite right for you, you might try a few mid-length haircuts as a change of pace. Finally, if mid-length hair does not seem to suit you, you can always try wearing your hair quite short.

One of the great advantages of having a Sedu hair cut is the sheer flexibility you have to work with. That is, you can wear your hair at any length that fits your style, and in a number of different ways, and no single style could really be considered to be the right way. This means that you can even change your Sedu hair cut frequently if you get tired of a particular style or length. Simply rework it, cut it a little sorter, or let the ends curl out a bit, and you can entirely change the way your hair looks. This also means that, no matter what shape of face you might have, you can engineer a Sedu style for you.

Through its limited-edition, quarterly GO International apparel program, Target is continuing to do what it does best: add excitement and buzz about its brand. Apparel continued to be a top performer for the mass retailer in 2005, and the company hopes GO International will help further its fashion credentials even more in 2006.

"GO International is a series of limited-engagement apparel collections from internationally renowned designers geared toward our trend-conscious junior and contemporary customer," said Gregg Steinhafel, Target Stores president, during the company's fourth-quarter earnings call. "She's already shopping in our stores, and it's just a way for us to add freshness and newness ... so we're excited about it."

Target launched the Luella Bartley for Target collection in February. Bartley, a British fashion writer turned designer, is known for her preppy yet punky fashion design. Her collection at Target reflects this, and includes items such as a denim sandblasted biker jacket, $49.99; a heart tattoo screen T-shirt, $12.99; and tartan plaid dress with bubble skirt, $39.99. The entire collection's price points range from $8.99 for a plastic bangle to $149.99 for a suede jacket.

Women love shoes! They love the way shoes look and feel, and they will sometimes go to great lengths to find the perfect pair of shoes to wear only once or twice with the perfect outfit or the fashion of the day. Once worn, these fashionable designer shoes may spend weeks, months, or years in the closet without being worn again until another special occasion comes up. With that said, are expensive designer shoes really worth their cost?

Historically, shoes were invented to protect feet from the elements, from sharp rocks, hot sands, and blisters. Shoes were made to be simple and functional, with tough leather soles and straps. As society became more sophisticated, the role of shoes shifted from protective functionality to image enhancing; shoes were made to add glamour and status to the wearer, especially for royalty or special dignitaries.

Shoe designers began to specialize in the craft of fashioning shoes for the wealthy; shoes meant more for show than for function or simplicity. Good shoemakers earned a reputation and printed symbols on their shoes, so that people would recognize the maker of that particular design. That was the beginning of designer shoes.

Specialized designer shoes for women are often known for their quality, durability, elegance and style. Notice, however, that the word comfort is not included among this list, and that is because expensive designer shoes are not supposed to be worn eight to twelve hours a day.

Many women develop serious problems with their feet because they do not wear the proper kind of shoes during the workday. Tendonitis, shin splints, twisted ankles and small fractures in the bones of the feet can result from wearing designer shoes for too long, and the medical costs for taking care of these issues can get very expensive.

So along with those high heels, pumps, sandals and cute little boots, it is important to invest in a pair of good, sturdy, comfortable shoes that you can wear when you have to be on your feet for long periods of time. These kinds of shoes can also be very expensive, but I can assure you that those are definitely worth the cost.

Some popular makers of designer shoes have been working towards incorporating comfort and functionality into their shoes, and those brands have achieved some success, but despite the added benefits it has been noted that women still go for style and uniqueness above everything else. Being unique and popular are the ultimate goals of any fashion conscious woman, and as long as this is the case, designer shoes will try to meet their demand, which means that the costs for obtaining shoes will remain very high.

So to answer the question as to whether or not designer shoes are worth the cost, the answer is a definite yes, but be smart and invest in an expensive pair of durable, comfortable, not so stylish shoes for the days when you want to go mucking about for hours!

Bandanas are piece of cloth that are either cut to be a square or a triangle, then folded to wear on the body. They come in many colors, mainly one bright color like red, blue, green, yellow, black combined with white. The cloth is tied around the neck or head. Modern uses include more decorative purposes, while historical uses were actually more for protection than fashion. The word Bandana comes from a Hindi term, meaning to tie.

Bandanas were made the most famous by cowboys wearing them in old Western movies. However, they are commonly seen as being used by pirates, farmers, and railroad engineers as well. The main purpose was to use them to wipe sweat from the face area and keep dust out of the collars.

In modern times, bandanas are symbols of identity. One well known example is the bandanas used by gangs. The Bloods wear red, while the Crips wear blue bandanas. The colors represent affiliation without requiring any personal interaction with members of either gang. However, just because someone might wear a bandana doesn’t mean that they are hoodlums or gang members. In fact, many people wear them, just because they are fun, and useful.

Individuals who wear lots of helmets find them as useful as well as the bandana acts as a barrier to protect the skin and hair. Bandanas come in all sorts of styles and colors. There are some that have built in water bladders that can be pre-cooled in the refrigerator in order to ensure the wearer is kept cool on hot summer days. Pets, most often dogs, are frequently dressed in bandanas that match those worn by their owner, making it easy to tell which dog belongs to which owner at the dog park.

When it comes to costumes and uniforms, bandanas are one of the of the most common accessories. From western cowboys to hip hop stars, bandana use crosses not only generations of time, but generations of people.

It seems for the last few centuries, the French have had the final word when it comes to fashion and style-Parisian style, in particular, retains its essence of what is the height of couture with its distinctive looks and timeless staples of wardrobe and accessories. Yet, one does not have to live in Paris to show off their cosmopolitan flair for dress. The subsequent article reflects on some classic French designers, styles, and elements of a distinctively French wardrobe.

It was Coco Chanel who first gave us a glimpse of that little black dress in 1926. Chanel is also noted for many other fashion innovations including the two-tone sling back pump, the two-piece tweed suit and a range of clothing that is both elegant and unconstrained. Adding a little black dress to your wardrobe is a must because that single dress can be worn casually with flats and a sweater or may be transformed into evening wear with high heels and a flashy handbag or scarf. There are many dress styles available today, but French women generally choose clothing that is close fitting, but not constricting.

Black and white clothing is, in fact, classically vogue for French women. Consider adding a white and black suit to your wardrobe to be worn seasonally. The white blouse in its many incarnations from classic button-down to peasant-like Bohemian can be added to the suit ensemble or worn with a pair of black pants-consider sleek black denim or black suede. The fit of the clothing is extremely important; whatever your body type, be sure to wear clothing that fits you precisely, which is a hallmark of French style.

Another element of French style is color coordination. Typically an outfit revolves around a dominant color, like black, and while other neutral colors are introduced. A three-piece ensemble might include a brown leopard-print skirt, a white blouse, and a beige cardigan. A night on the town might include a lavender cocktail dress adorned magenta-colored scarf and amethyst-beaded handbag. Tone on tone colors are typical Paris color choices for everyday wear.

French women are no strangers to lingerie and a range of camisoles is a staple in the Parisian woman's closet. Choose mainly neutral colors-beige, white, black, or navy for daily wear. Reds, purples, or more flashy garments should be worn only at night. Many of today's designs by Lacroix, Givenchy or Dior incorporate elements of past fashion eras making the world of lingerie all the more broader. Choose garments that flatter, and as always, garments that fit.

Accessories are, of course, the finishing touches of your Parisian ensemble and keep in mind the old adage-less is more-when topping off your outfit. Be sure your wardrobe includes the basics like black leather belts-one with silver and one with gold buckles-black and white high heels and black and white handbags. Quality is important and a French woman would always opt for quality over quantity when it comes to her clothing. Be sure to have flats, heels and boots in your shoe rack and try to have a variety of scarves to interchange between your basic suits and dresses. Finally, a main element of French fashion is to wear clothing like you mean it-aspire to the confidence of looking good; you will if you wear clothing that fits you properly in styles that are classic. Confidence is a major component of French style so be comfortable in you clothing and purchase clothing you feel relaxed in and good about. There is far more to French style than what is listed here, but if you begin your new wardrobe with these basics, you are sure to have French fashion clothing suitable for every occasion.

So, how can you make your little boy look cool? First and foremost no animals or characters on clothes no matter what the shirt says. Second, tucking shirts in and wearing belts are ok for the holidays, but they sure aren't the cool hip look we are going for.

There are several looks that should be pulled together in 2006. If you are going for a look, go all the way. Add accessories, this is a must for attaining our designer look.

Surfer Dude: The Look: Laid back and casual. Shop for vintage inspired tees and pair them up with shorts or cargo pants. Accessorize with a SURF dogtag or anything hemp.

Sport Boy: The Look: Sports team T’s and Track pants. This look is always a win win with both mom and the boy. Layer a long sleeve waffle tee under a Sports shirt for an updated look. Accessorize with a baseball, football or basketball cuff bracelet and coordinating necklace (keep the length a choker).

Vintage Casual Boy: The Look: Comfy but Cool. Boys always love this look because it is comfy, casual and looks cool. This look is all about layering, and choosing pieces that have a pre-worn look and feel. Accessorize in a vintage bottle cap necklace or neck pieces made out of distressed leather like recycled pieces, jewelry shouldn’t look so put together.

Preppy: The Look: Put together. The Preppy Look is back. To keep this look updated layer with your Polo shirts and leave them untucked. Accessorize with stainless steel or silver accessories for a classic look.

Rocker Boy: The Look: Edgy and ultra-cool. Shop for tees with an edge (literally a non-finished edge), vintage rock bands or skulls are a must have and popping up all over the fashion scene pair them up with distressed jeans. Accessorize with a guitar pick necklace or ROCK dogtag.